Asus Video Cards

[UHS-II] I do a lot of video work and these cards are the best.

[4 GB] I have loved Nvidia graphics cards for decades and always buy Asus branded ones when I can. They have always been great hardware. This GTX1650 card is no exception. I got it because my older card wouldn't run Red Dead Redemption and this card runs it great...

[504.2 GB/s] This card had great reviews online and I personally have great experience with ASUS graphics cards. So it was a no-brainer decision that it was the optimum solution as a high quality, no compromise and also being a 4070 chip - very power efficient, low power consumption for the performance, quiet, standard power supply connectors and compact size. All that combined with the Nvidia's reliability and stability, but also the pioneering ray-tracing tech in real-time game rendering and DLSS 3.0. It's an excellent overall graphics card at a perfect price what you get.

[0.8 A] She's been able to handle everything I throw at her and she looks so nicely with my almost 80% Asus rog setup I have one of your graphics cards on its way to me the only thing I need to complete it is the Helios GX601 case

[Handheld Only] We use it for photo and some video. I think 10 CF cards is just right in terms of capacity vs bulkiness. Cards feel secure, material has a nice quality to it, low-tech and functional, clear covers are great for seeing your cards, handy strap included.

[Device: 3 W] Works exactly as needed after I changed video cards to one that did not have a DVI out.

[OpenGL: 4.6] Another Great Asus video card, No issues wish that they would not implement LHR.

[exFAT] Perfect for shooting video or using in an A9III where you can burn through cards fast.

[27"] I was in need of an HDR display for grading UHD footage. This ASUS ProArt Display has several useful inputs including HDMI and USB-C. It auto detects HDR content and right out of the box I was able to start grading material. I am using this is a grading video monitor and it's video feed is coming from a video IO box rather than the computer itself. I am sure it would make a great computer display as well. The display was well packed in a sturdy box and the build quality of the display is fantastic which is why it's a bit on the heavy side. Overall a great value for the money especially when looking at other displays such as Eizo or Sony at more than double the cost.

[Yes] I paired this with an Asus Z790 motherboard and boy what combo. Rips through my video editing projects with barely 50% CPU usage. Great processor